[First posted 2012. Continuing “What did Paul Achieve,” Chapter 5 of Charles Freeman’s A New History of Early Christianity; condensed and slightly edited. Please get a copy of the book for your library. —Admin1]. ———————— When he was on one of his visits to Corinth, Paul wrote his Letter to the Romans. (It is recorded as having […]
[First posted 2012. Continuing “What did Paul Achieve,” Chapter 5 of Charles Freeman’s A New History of Early Christianity; condensed and slightly edited. Please get a copy of the book for your library. —Admin1]. ———————— When he was on one of his visits to Corinth, Paul wrote his Letter to the Romans. (It is recorded as having […]
Read more[We are into the Resurrection Season so here’s a resurrected post from t 2012, reposted every Holy Week celebration. You’ll understand why.—Admin1.] ——————————– JCS – “Jesus Christ Superstar” Andrew Lloyd Webber is such a musical genius whose contribution to musical theater includes Evita, Cats, The Phantom of the Opera, and two biblically-based musicals […]
Read more[First posted 2012. Continuing “What did Paul Achieve,” Chapter 5 of Charles Freeman’s A New History of Early Christianity; condensed and slightly edited. Please get a copy of the book for your library.–Admin1.] ———————— Corinth may have been the first city where Paul had an opportunity to preach over an extended period. (Acts suggests that he was […]
Read more[First posted 2012; continuing the series on Paul, the real founder of Christianity. This is from the book (see image on the left). We encourage serious students of biblical studies to own this book, if only to get straightened out on the history of Christian beliefs and whose thinking and writings shaped this religion.—Admin1] ———————– […]
Read more[From it’s first posting in 2012, part of the series on Paul, revived during Christianity’s lenten season. Continuing “What did Paul Achieve,” Chapter 5 of Charles Freeman’s A New History of Early Christianity; condensed and slightly edited. Please get a copy of the book for your library—Admin1]. —————— The problem [of Paul’s journeys] […]
Read more[First posted in 2012; revived on the occasion of Christianity’s lenten season. This picks up from “What did Paul Achieve,” Chapter 5 of Charles Freeman’s A New History of Early Christianity; condensed and slightly edited. We highly recommend this book for the library of all serious students of religion, particularly the Christian religion.–Admin1.]. ——————- Paul first […]
Read more[This is one of the timely resurrections from articles first posted in year 2012 when we started this website. James Tabor [Restoring Abrahamic Faith] gives his analysis of where Christianity deviates from the foundational teachings of the Hebrew Scriptures. Chapter 5 is titled “Turning to God” —a fitting finale to his thesis on returning to the […]
Read more[This was first posted April 12, 2012, reposted January 18, 2014. We are approaching “Easter” in the Christian liturgical calendar, when Christians commemorate the death and resurrection of their Man-God Savior. This was written by a Sinaite who was a dedicated Christian and Messianic all her life; in fact she is a holder of a […]
Read more[Here’s a repost from December 31, 2013 & June 20, 2015 timed on the occasion of ‘Father’s Day.’ Since we are approaching the Easter season which focuses on the ‘Son’ of the Christian Trinitarian Godhead, perhaps it is timely to focus as well on the ‘Father’ in that Divine Triumverate. Son and Father are ‘One’ […]
Read more[This was first posted in 2012; yet another attempt to figure out a mathematical puzzle: the mystery of a tripartite deity and how he or they function. All for one and one for all, or should it be all in one and one in all, a triunity. Christianity teaches that the Father is beyond the […]
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